Elite Biomedical Solutions Receives Patent for Medical Device Opening Tool
The MX40 Case Surgeon allows hospital technicians to open and repair wearable patient monitors on-site without damaging internal components.
The MX40 Case Surgeon allows hospital technicians to open and repair wearable patient monitors on-site without damaging internal components.
A US District Court has upheld a rule allowing limited circumvention of copyright protections for the repair and maintenance of medical devices.
A Senate hearing highlighted support for right-to-repair in defense contracts, citing benefits like faster repairs, greater flexibility, and reduced contractor dependence.
The MX40 Case Surgeon allows hospital technicians to open and repair wearable patient monitors on-site without damaging internal components.
All 50 states have introduced Right to Repair legislation, and seven have passed laws—largely focused on electronics and appliances—leaving questions about whether, and how, medical devices should be included.
Read MoreWith Wisconsin filing its first Right to Repair bill, all 50 states have now considered the legislation over the past eight years.
Read MoreA cybersecurity expert outlines the key policies needed to strengthen healthcare’s defense against growing cyber threats.
Read MoreTerumo Cardiovascular announced it is discontinuing certification classes for the maintenance of its Advanced Perfusion System 1 Heart Lung Machine, a decision that adds to ongoing debates about right-to-repair in healthcare technology.
Read MoreCongressman Joe Morelle introduced the Fair Repair Act, aiming to guarantee the right to repair products, excluding medical devices.
Read MoreIn what could be viewed as a controversial stance in the HTM field, AdvaMed submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), expressing concern at a proposed rule-making in favor of national “right to repair” standard. Their opponents hold a vastly different view.
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California passed a sweeping right-to-repair law for consumer electronics that will require device manufacturers to provide parts and tools.